Christina Lauren 4 Books Collection Set - Unhoneymooners, Soulmate Equation - Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set. The Unhoneymooners. The Soulmate Equation. Love and Other Words. Josh and Hazel's Guide to Not Dating. Details. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9780349435404. Publisher: Piatkus. Age Range: Adult (18+). Overview. This Christina Lauren 4 Books Collection Set brings together four of the author duo's most beloved contemporary romance novels in one brand-new paperback bundle. Featuring The Unhoneymooners, The Soulmate Equation, Love and Other Words, and Josh and Hazel's Guide to Not Dating, this set is perfect for fans of witty, heartfelt love stories with unforgettable banter. Ideal for romance lovers, book club members, or anyone searching for the perfect self-treat or thoughtful gift, this collection captures everything readers adore about Christina Lauren: sharp humour, swoon-worthy chemistry, and characters who feel like old friends by the final page.. About the Books. Each novel in this collection showcases why Christina Lauren has become a leading name in contemporary romance. In The Unhoneymooners, chronically unlucky Olive is thrown together with her nemesis Ethan on an all-expenses-paid Hawaiian honeymoon after the rest of the wedding party falls ill, sparking a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers romance full of sarcasm, sunshine, and surprise feelings. The Soulmate Equation follows single mother and data analyst Jess, who reluctantly signs up for a buzzy new DNA-based matchmaking service and discovers that love doesn't always add up the way she expects. Love and Other Words is a heart-wrenching second-chance romance told across two timelines, following childhood best friends Macy and Elliot as a devastating secret from their past threatens to keep them apart forever, even as an unexpected reunion reignites old feelings. Rounding out the set, Josh and Hazel's Guide to Not Dating pairs university acquaintances turned reluctant matchmakers Josh and Hazel, whose plan to find each other perfect partners inevitably backfires in the most